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I tested a 4TB quantum-resistant USB drive - but you don't have to spend $3000 for this much security
['Adrian Kingsley-Hughes', 'Senior Contributing Editor', 'July', 'At A.M. Pt']
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Last week, it released a 4TB version of its Aegis Secure Key 3, the highest-capacity hardware-encrypted USB drive of its kind.
No, this is a quantum-resistant hardware-encrypted flash drive that you can slip into your pocket.
Nobody else makes a hardware-encrypted USB flash drive above 512GB, so the 4TB Aegis Secure Key 3 has no direct competitor at that tier.
ZDNET's buying adviceA 4TB flash drive that uses quantum-resistant cryptography isn't cheap, and the Aegis Secure Key 3 certainly isn't cheap -- given its $3,000 price tag.
On paper, the Aegis Secure Key 3 has quite a fair bit of competition, but not when it comes to capacity.